HSBC India

Foreign portfolio investors have sold $16.8 billion worth of Indian equities in 2025 so far, putting the market on track for a record year of outflows

Light FPI positioning seen as bullish sign as HSBC, Goldman turn overweight India

HSBC launches Innovation Banking in India with $1B non-dilutive capital to help startups scale and retain equity

Bank financing of M&As will be like any other business and only needs guardrails

The primary reason for the underperformance of the Indian market in the past year, according to analysts, is weak domestic growth

Services led the growth, with activity hitting a record 65.6, while manufacturing preliminary PMI climbed to 59.8 in August, its strongest level since January 2008

Along with the 25 per cent tariff in effect, the US had imposed an additional 25 per cent penalty on India for importing crude from Russia

India's services PMI rose to 60.5 in July, the highest in 11 months, led by strong international sales, new orders and demand from Asia, Europe and the US

In Asia, HSBC India's PBT is the second highest after Hong Kong. In the half year ended June 30, 2024 (H1CY24), the India arm of the UK-headquartered bank had reported a PBT of $798 million

ECM activity has rebounded sharply over the last couple of months, with significant pickup in IPOs and block deals, says Davda

Manufacturing PMI May 2025: Although new orders and production continued to rise, the rates of growth softened to three-month lows

The ongoing tariff wars seem to have triggered a rethink among Indian businesses, and a growing number of entities are shifting focus to prioritize domestic markets, a survey of 250 entities released on Thursday said. "Indian firms are rethinking their trade strategies to adapt to evolving market dynamics, with 87 per cent of firms pivoting their focus toward domestic clients, prioritizing local customer needs to ensure stability," the survey of entities having turnovers between USD 50 million-2 billion, said. Over three-fourths of the respondents said that they are reassessing their long-term business strategies in response to changes in trade policies, as per the survey conducted by foreign lender HSBC. Four-fifths of the respondents said they are exercising greater caution in expansion and investment decisions due to trade-related uncertainties. US President Donald Trump has taken a slew of measures on the trade policies front to protect domestic interests, which are different f

Hybrid vehicles have complemented the growth of electric vehicle sales in India rather than competing with the latter, according to a report by HSBC Global Research. Reiterating that the Indian automotive landscape will remain a multi-powertrain industry over the medium to long term, HSBC Global Research said hybrids, CNGs, and biofuels are practical medium- to long-term solutions, while the country moves towards eventual electrification. "We think Strong Hybrid Electric Vehicles (SHEVs) and Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs) are not cannibalising each other but, rather, are attracting different sets of customers," the report said. In states where incentives are offered for SHEVs, BEV sales have also seen strong growth, it added. "In FY25, the growth in EV sales was similar to the growth in SHEV sales, despite incentives being offered on SHEVs by Uttar Pradesh, the largest PV-selling state in India. This trend suggests that SHEV adoption is having a positive effect on BEV sales," the

HSBC India ranks just behind the UK and Hong Kong in terms of profit, as mainland China and Canada saw elevated profits due to one-time gains and profits from associates

Launched in collaboration with Visa, the HSBC Taj metal co-branded credit card is specially curated for those who appreciate finer life experiences and services and are seeking unparalleled luxury

The bank has unveiled its first premium credit card, HSBC Prive, designed with privileges exclusively curated for its private banking clients

With a growing population of UHNWI and HNWI in India, HSBC Prive aims to cater to this elite group's appetite for luxurious experiences, seamless travel, and exceptional lifestyle privileges

Unemployment, corruption, inflation and taxation are the biggest worries of the wealthy Indian entrepreneurs. However, three out of four (75 per cent) feel supported by the government

Heads of India's leading foreign banks discuss the key to success on Indian turf in conversation with consulting editor Tamal Bandyopadhyay at the Business Standard BFSI Insight Summit

In the past three years, the fund has dynamically adjusted its allocations across market capitalisations while predominantly investing in largecap stocks